A Can Full of Memories
Loss seeps into and touches everything, even the most mundane thing. Friends and family who come alongside and do the life thing with a widow significantly lighten the burden and help with healing.
Tag Archives: widowhood
Changing the Conversation: Passive to Active
Changing the conversation from passive to active. Instead of asking what we need or telling us to “let you know if…”, offer to come:
You Can’t “Fix” Widowhood
When a widow is steeped in the fog of grief, it is not your job or responsibility to pull them out. That is not what they need. A widow needs time to feel and grieve and process.
Holiness is the Beauty
“Holiness is the beauty of Your house.” If the Spirit dances within, I think that’s what happened.
Life
Today, I’m thankful for my life. See, four years ago, I almost bled to death.
A Silver Anniversary
I used to think about and ponder what I’d be doing on this day, this week in this year.
I’d imagined many ways in which I’d spend my 25th wedding anniversary.
Jonah & Widowhood?
Sometimes, you need to chew on scripture a little and let it really speak to you.
Oh, I know. It’s Jonah. He was flawed, but obedient. Well…
Pieces of the Puzzle
Life sometimes feels like we’re the puzzle piece being shifted around, never finding where we fit.
How are you?
How are you? Three words that I dread hearing; that make me freeze and back peddle and fumble with words. Why?
A Perspective of Appreciation
I love how God’s word reflects and blends with everyday life today.
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